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AFL Live Port Adelaide Power vs Adelaide Crows Live Streaming Free 2019 Round 08 Live Stream Online,The AFL match will be kick off at Adelaide Oval, North Adelaide, Australia, Saturday 11 May 2019 online,Time: 7:40pm AEST and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Both Adelaide teams head into Round 8 with four wins and three losses beside their name. Port Adelaide are 7th on the ladder and Adelaide are 6th.

Port Adelaide comes off a 39-point loss to Collingwood at Marvel Stadium. They had beaten West Coast and North Melbourne before that loss.

Adelaide have won their last three matches. The winning streak started with a thrashing of the Gold Coast Suns before a 29-point victory over St Kilda and 17-point win over Fremantle. They won 51-34 against the Dockers in a match that only saw 12 goals kicked.

Both teams have major ball-winners in the form of Matt Crouch for the Crows and Travis Boak for the Power. Crouch is second in the league for most disposals and Boak is third. Adelaide co-captain Rory Sloane is currently fifth in the league for most tackles with 46 for the season and is always a crucial player in the middle of the ground.

Taylor Walker, the other co-captain for the Crows, will be keen to kick a few goals after nabbing one against the Dockers in the low-scoring affair. He had kicked four against the Saints and three against the Suns. Throw in Eddie Betts who has kicked 15 for the season and the duo could be hard for the Power to stop.

Port Adelaide lose Ollie Wines to an ankle injury that will see him miss 4-6 weeks. Brad Ebert suffered concussion in the loss to Collingwood and will miss this week. Tom Jonas will miss another week with a calf injury.

Adelaide come through unscathed from their low-scoring victory over Fremantle. The only changes to be made will be any players dropped due to poor form, so keep an eye on the final team once it has been announced.

Key outs for Port Adelaide give Adelaide the edge and their recent domination in Showdowns bodes well heading into this contest.

South Australia’s most important game on the footy calendar takes on extra significance for two of the premiership contenders. The 43rd edition of the Showdown promises to be a beauty, with the Crows and the Power coming off amazing results last weekend. The Crows showed tremendous fight to rally from 50 points down early in the third quarter to secure a draw against Collingwood at the MCG, while a bit of Patrick Ryder and Robbie Gray brilliance delivered the Power a thrilling two-point win over St Kilda. The top-of-the-table Crows will be slight favourites to win their fifth straight Showdown, but the fifth-placed Power need a victory to realistically keep their hopes of finishing in the top four alive. This is one of those genuine ‘flip a coin’ games that will more than likely go down to the wire.

ROBBIE Gray is set to provide the revamped Match Review system with its first major test after an incident involving the Port Adelaide star.
Gray collected West Coast defender Jeremy McGovern high with a glancing shoulder bump late in the first quarter of their teams’ JLT Community Series pre-season clash at Leederville Oval in Perth.

McGovern went to the bench after the incident and did not return to the game at the start of the second quarter. Boundary rider Matthew Pavlich later told Fox Footy viewers that McGovern was done for the day.

“It’s a tough situation for a player. You’re running in attempting to win the ball – there’s certainly no malice there from Robbie Gray,” St Kilda great Nick Riewoldt said on Fox Footy’s coverage.

“That’s what the AFL has been working to stamp out, that head-high contact. And as soon as you make the choice to bump you open yourself up to potentially being rubbed out.”

But Hawthorn champion Jason Dunstall argued Gray was not intending to bump.

“The difficulty there is I don’t regard that particular incident as choosing to bump. To me, he’s attacking and at the last minute, he’s bracing because he’s not going to get to the ball first,” Dunstall said.

Riewoldt agreed, saying Gray had “no alternative”.

“If he puts his arms out, he’s gonna cop it straight in the face. It’s not a bump per se but as soon as you tuck that arm in, it’s a bumping action.”

Port Adelaide faces Fremantle at home to begin the AFL season, followed by games against Sydney and Brisbane.